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danimal39
Jul 2004


Woof I say

thats excellent cleaner Bartleby,best to use a Q tip,also to under clock it you can simply bring the multiplier down,or the ram voltage down in the bios,but it shouldn't be necessary.

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bartleby
Jul 2005


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thats excellent cleaner Bartleby,best to use a Q tip,also to under clock it you can simply bring the multiplier down,or the ram voltage down in the bios,but it shouldn't be necessary.


Wha ?

Please no techie talk.

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bartleby
Jul 2005


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Cleaned the fan and added artic silver yesterday , seems to be running ok now. Im posting this and listening to some tracks on WMP and the processors at 04%.

Thanks to everyone who helped.

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